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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And if you want to know where BASIS pulls from, https://dme.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dme/page_content/attachments/SY2122_Public%20School%20Enrollments%20per%20DCPS%20Boundary_0.xlsx

25 kids from Deal boundary
17 kids from Hardy boundary
11 kids from Maury boundary
15 kids from SWW@FS boundary
33 kids from J-R boundary

So let's not be saying that BASIS doesn't pull from high-income areas. And those are just the schools with 10 or more kids at BASIS.

It's true that BASIS pulls kids from EOTR, but so does Deal.[/quote]

Did you think no one was familiar with the data and would notice you ae playing games and cherry picking?

There are almost as many kids IB from Eastern as the entire group you cherry picked. 20% of the HS kids are from JR. 15% of the MS (excluding 5th grade, obv) is from Deal and Hardy. Your cherry picked group is less than 100 out of 650 enrolled.

Here's what you didn't paste:

Anacostia High School	12
Dunbar High School	31
Eastern High School	80
Roosevelt High School	14
Brookland Middle School	10
Eliot-Hine Middle School	36
Hardy Middle School	17
Hart Middle School	11
Ida B. Wells Middle School	14
Jefferson Middle School Academy	47
Kelly Miller Middle School	11
MacFarland Middle School	28
McKinley Middle School	10
Sousa Middle School	11
Stuart-Hobson Middle School	54
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Right, but lots of people IB for Eastern have plenty of money! Same for Dunbar, Cardozo, and all of them. It's bizarre that you think living IB for a low-performing high school means a family isn't high-income. Getting a spot at BASIS is what enables them to continue living IB for those schools! Do you know how much a small, not-that-nice row house in Bloomingdale costs these days FFS?

There's a lot I didn't paste. Think how many kids from Deal and Hardy feeders are in 5th grade at BASIS. It's not enough to trigger reporting, because that's only if there's more than 10 from any one school. But there are definitely high-income-zoned kids not listed.[/quote]

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